For Wordless Wednesday on a Tuesday, and bloghops various.
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Two weeks ago I visited Venice. This is a bit of what I saw!
We’ll start in Piazza San Marco, St Marks Square.
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Basilica di San Marco
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The Bridge of Sighs
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The Grand Canal
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Rialto Bridge
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Doge’s Palace and the Bell Tower
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The Church of Santa Maria della Salute
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Let’s go for a walk!
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I could go on, but I think I’ll stop there! Next week we’ll go to Verona.
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To see other pictures from my trip –
Verona – click HERE
Lake Garda’s towns and villages – click HERE
A walk along the Lake to Bardolino – Click HERE
Garda town – click HERE
Keith's Ramblings 
It’s a beautiful place. And I’m glad to see it’s all intact after all the 007, and Spider-Man movies shot here. 😁
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It’s incredible. Thank goodness it survived!
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😂😂😂
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wow, you really did it up! and I love the look of your pics, they look like older pictures, with that look
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Thanks, Beth. I like to photograph the less obvious when I can!
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What beautiful photos I enjoyed looking through them so lovely and quaint thanks for sharing 🙂
We have an area a walk away from me called Little Venice it’s lovely around there but would love to visit real Venice.
Have a venicetastic week Keith 👍
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Thanks, I’ve walked along there many times, Steve!
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Thanks, I have not been in 20 years, and your photos are gorgeous! Mitch
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I doubt much has changed, Mitch! Thanks so much.
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I remember the film, The Tourist, starring Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp with the photos you shared Keith.
Basilica di San Marco has some awesome architecture. Thank you for spoiling us with so many photos, Keith. ☺️
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I’d forgotten about that movie! The Basilica is amazing and so photogenic!
*I was worried there wiyld be too many!
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Never too many 🙂
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Bella Venezia!!
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Infatti!
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Sigh…
I really need to go there.
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I’d been saying that for years! I’m so pleased I eventually made it!
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Well now. I am going to have to make it happen sooner rather than later!
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And you can sigh on the Bridge of Sighs.
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Just rub it in, why dontcha…
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😁
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😝
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Hi Keith – stunning … how wonderful – lucky you … cheers Hilary
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Just one of the amazing places I visited! Lucky me indeed!
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Beautiful shots of a wonderful adventure. I was on more than one of those boats taking in the scenery. I also bought some of those delicious looking veggies.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
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You really did get involved! I wish you could you could have been there, Sandee!
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You got some really beautiful pics. It doesn’t look too crowded either? Or is that clever angles? I spent 2 weeks there for Carnivale. I had the best time. I’d love to take my youngest there (the older 2 not keen for family holidays now that they have their own lives)….so beautiful
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Actually, it was very crowded – I spent ages standing still waiting for gaps to appear! Carnivale must have been incredible.
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This was a delight, thank you.
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It’s such an amazing place and to see all the buildings right in/on the water is so fascinating. We have flooding here right now so homes are in the water and destroyed. It is hard to imagine feeling safe in a place built on those canals. Great photos of the art and culture.
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So very beautiful. Great pictures. This is a place that I would I would love to visit. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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Beautiful photos, and such a storied city!
One thing I notice is how colorful the buildings are.
(Also, a lot of those locations look crowded – I’ve heard that’s a bit of an issue in Venice these days)
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A city filled with history. The crowds are indeed seen as something of a problem, hence the newly introduced tourist tax.
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The tourist tax is a trial, is it not? Just wait until Sadiq pulls this off in London – anything to pinch a pound for the pot.
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What a great Italy trip
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How very cool! Thanks for sharing your visit with us, Keith!
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Als gids voor wintersporters bied ik uitgebreide en op maat gemaakte adviezen om elke reis naar de bergen soepel te laten verlopen. Mijn expertise omvat het samenstellen van de ideale uitrusting en het maken van wintersporters-checklists die ervoor zorgen dat je alles bij je hebt. Of je nu een doorgewinterde skiër bent of een nieuwsgierige snowboarder, mijn doel is om ervoor te zorgen dat je volledig voorbereid op pad gaat, zodat je elke minuut op de piste met plezier en vertrouwen kunt beleven.
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